...v. United and Commercial Workers Union,[4] the Fourth Circuit held that an appointment mechanism which required arbitrators to be selected from a list unilaterally prepared by the employer was unconscionable.[5]...
Author: Vratislav Pechota Published: June 1991 Jurisdiction: Estonia Topics: Categories of Disputes Commercial Disputes UNCITRAL Description: Soon after seceding from the Soviet Union, the Republic of Estonia began consolidating its...
...awards; the same technique was used with respect to the 1983 reform of Italian arbitration procedure and is common practice in other European countries. Overall, the reform is an excellent...
...1/17: Autonomy of EU Legal Order and the Conflicting Context of International Investment Arbitration”, in: M. Andenas et al. (eds), Opinion 1/17: Between European and International Perspectives, European Papers 2021,...
...that position. He had played a leading role in legal service for the European Community for Coal and Steel, then in the European Economic Community in the 50s and 60s....
...European Community (EC) Law — the continued development of this means of dispute resolution in both national and international law on the one hand, and, on the other, the accelerated...
...sort of information. For example, the European Court of Human Rights noted in Hungarian Civil Liberties Union v. Hungary that the public has the right to information in the nature...
...on July 1, 1990, of a monetary union and an economic and social community between the Federal Republic of Germany (FRG) and the German Democratic Republic (GDR). These achievements were...
...also a registered attorney at the Istanbul Bar, Union of Turkish Bar Associations, and a researcher in the International Institute of Space Law Working Group on the Future of the...
...in Political Science, Political Economy, and Legal Studies, and obtained an M.Sc. in European Politics & External Relations from the University of Amsterdam. Alexandra joined ARIA as a staff editor...
...UNCITRAL Model Law Description: In 2007, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (“EBRD”) conducted an assessment of the national legislative regimes for international commercial arbitration in some of its...
...into an era of globalization that has huge implications and opportunities for international dispute resolution. In the past, globalization was controlled mainly by European and Western economic and business powers....
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